Department of Communication Ph.D. students Megan Foster and Khari Johnson have been accepted to the highly competitive Black Feminist Theory Summer Institute within Duke University’s Department of Gender, Sexuality, and Feminist Studies. The Black Feminist Theory Summer Institute will take … Continued
The Art Performance of Seoul Queer Collective features an exhibition, Freak Flag Fly, displayed in October 2022 by Department of Communication PhD Student Nam Soojung, who edited and translated work by SQC Kim Jungmin. FREAK In this exhibition, the Seoul … Continued
Department of Communication PhD students and faculty traveled to New Orleans, Louisiana to attend the 108th National Communication Association‘s 2022 convention “Honoring PLACE: People, Liberation, Advocacy, Community, and Environment”, held from November 17th to November 20th. The department’s Director of … Continued
“(It) Shouldn’t Be Funny But You Can’t Help But Laugh”: Black Twitter, #TweetLikeThe1600s, and Black Humor Online” By Zari Taylor https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.1177/20563051221107631
We’d like to wish a warm congratulations to Jessica Noe who was offered and accepted the position as the new book review editor for the Digest: A Journal of Foodways and Culture!
Ian Williams’ article, “The Practice of Oldhammer: Re-remembering a Past through Craft and Play” was accepted for publication in Games and Culture.
Amrut Mishra received a $2,000 award to curate and design a prelude exhibit, alongside Joey Richards, for Carolina Performing Art’s upcoming installation Atmospheric Memory. Atmospheric Memory is a breathtaking interactive art environment where you can see, hear, and even touch the sounds … Continued
Elizabeth Melton was recently awarded a fellowship through the American Council of Learned Societies!
Stephanie Kaczynski was awarded a Top Paper Award for the Activism & Social Justice Division of NCA 2021 for her paper “‘Sixteen Shots and a Cover-Up!’: News Media Discourse of Chicago’s Fight for Police Reform.” The Activism and Social Justice Division … Continued
From the Department Chair, Dr. Patricia S. Parker, On behalf of the faculty and staff in the Department of Communication, I extend a hearty congratulations to the recipients of the 2020 undergraduate and graduate student awards. If not … Continued
